Capturing Wild Beauty on a Landscape Photography Tour in the Flinders
Join us for a five-day, four-night landscape photography tour through the dramatic terrain of the Flinders Ranges National Park in South Australia. This immersive experience will take you from golden hour in rugged gorges to deep-sky photography under some of the darkest skies in the country — all while guided by award-winning photographer Matthew Storer.
Photograph burnt-orange ridgelines, iconic geological formations like Wilpena Pound, and capture the Milky Way over ancient outback landscapes.
What Makes This Tour Special
Set in one of Australia’s most photogenic regions, this photography tour balances sunrise, sunset, and night shoots with thoughtful instruction, post-processing sessions, and room to focus on your creative growth. You’ll also have the chance to spot and photograph local wildlife, explore new composition techniques, and dive into astrophotography.
Each location is selected for its visual impact and its potential to teach new techniques, whether you’re working with a wide-angle lens at golden hour or fine-tuning your night exposures.
Highlights of the Experience
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Daily sunrise and sunset sessions in iconic Flinders Ranges locations
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Astrophotography under crystal-clear outback skies
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Expert instruction in composition, focus, and long exposures
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Post-processing sessions and photo critique
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Opportunities for wildlife and macro photography
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Shared stories, great food, and a small group of like-minded creatives
Itinerary at a Glance
Day 1 – Arrival at Wilpena Pound
Settle into your accommodation and enjoy a welcome dinner. Evening discussion about tour goals and individual skill-building. Weather permitting, a local night shoot follows.
Day 2 – Eastern Flinders Ranges
Begin with sunrise at a panoramic viewpoint. Wildlife is often active in the early morning light. In the afternoon, explore a scenic drive toward a sunset location. Optional astrophotography after dinner.
Day 3 – Western Exploration + Sunset Vista
Photograph the unique tones and textures of Wilpena Pound at sunrise. Spend the day exploring new locations and learning techniques for landscape and macro photography. Sunset at an iconic location followed by night shooting or editing.
Day 4 – Northern Outback Adventure
Travel to the northern part of the park for sunrise in a remote setting. Photograph ancient geology and rugged ridgelines. Return for sunset at Razorback Lookout.
Day 5 – Final Sunrise + Departure
A final shoot overlooking Wilpena Pound before breakfast and check-out. Additional questions and review time are always welcome before heading home.
More Than Just a Photography Tour
This landscape photography tour isn’t about rushing from place to place — it’s about slowing down, reading the light, and learning to capture it with more purpose. The Flinders Ranges is where Matthew Storer first learned to shoot, and he brings a depth of knowledge and personal connection to every stop along the journey.
With small group sizes, relaxed pacing, and world-class scenery, this is a chance to take your photography to new levels, all while making lifelong memories in South Australia’s red-rock heart.
03 Aug 2026 - 07 Aug 2026 | 12:00 pm - 10:00 am
$4499
Wilpena Pound, Flinders Ranges SA, Australia
Join Matthew Storer for a 5-day 4 nights in the Flinders Ranges South Australia one of Australia’s iconic and diverse ecosystems teaming with wildlife and stunning vistas and gorges. Throughout our tour, we will photograph the world-famous Wilpena Pound during the stunning golden hour before capturing it under a million and one stars! During the day keep the telephoto lens glued to your camera with wildlife running rampant in this part of the world!
To utilise the conditions available to us, we promise to be on location before the optimal lighting conditions to capture the best possible images. As a result, expect to be photographing golden hour throughout the day and out late to photograph the stellar stars and Milky Way!
Throughout the tour, we will offer post-production procedures and workflow in numerous post-production software and image review sessions. It results in learning the photography process from a different perspective.
What to Bring
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DSLR, Mirrorless or MFT Camera
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Wide-Angle, Standard Zoom & Telephoto* Lens
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Low Light Lens (Night Photography)
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Sturdy Tripod
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Remote Shutter*
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Head Torch
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Filters – Polarizer, ND* and Grad Filters*
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Accessories – e.g. Spare Batteries
Notes
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x4 Nights Private Accommodation
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Entrance Fees + Local Taxes
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Explore the Best Photo Locations
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Professional On Location Photography Tuition
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Breakfast in Hotel
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Farewell Dinner at accommodation
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Photo Editing & Critique
Caption
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f/8.0
20.0 mm
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